... for Cupid's assistance with her plan to infatuate Dido with love for Aeneas in order to trick the unpredictable Juno that, as Chaucer puts it, "hast yhated al thy lyfe alle the Troianyssh bloode- (ll. 200-1): vereor, quo se Iuonia vertant hospitia; haud tanto cessabit cardine rerum. Quocicra capere ante dolis et cingere flamma reginam meditor, ne quo se numine mutet ... ...

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... in her imploring for Theaseus her Lords sympathy for Palamon and Arcite - the queen anon, for verray wommanhede, gan for to wepe...greet pitee was it, as it thoughte hem alle'-. The traditional power structure, of a worthyre' knight acceding to his beloveds wishes with the full recognition that her power only lies within his will as husband, is implied. S.H. Rigby in ... ...

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